Prenatal Physical Therapy
Support for movement, strength, discomfort, mobility, and preparation for the physical demands of pregnancy and delivery.
OnePoint’s pelvic health program provides individualized physical therapy for pelvic-floor, pregnancy, postpartum, and related concerns. Care is designed around your symptoms, goals, daily activities, and return to the things that matter to you.
Pelvic health services are offered at 1328 DeKalb Ave NE by clinicians with advanced pelvic-floor training.
Hannah Jones, PT, DPT
Starr Banks, PT, DPT, MPH
Madison Split, PT, DPTPhysical therapy may be appropriate when pelvic-floor or pregnancy-related symptoms affect function, confidence, activity, or quality of life.
Support for movement, strength, discomfort, mobility, and preparation for the physical demands of pregnancy and delivery.
Individualized rehabilitation focused on restoring strength, function, confidence, and tolerance for everyday activity and exercise after delivery.
Evaluation and treatment for pelvic-floor symptoms that may affect continence, comfort, movement, or activity.
Progressive strengthening and movement retraining when trunk or abdominal function is part of the patient’s goals.
Progressive loading and movement preparation for patients working back toward running, strength training, fitness classes, or other exercise.
Care may address pelvic-region symptoms together with hip, spine, mobility, strength, and movement factors when relevant.
Pelvic health physical therapy begins with understanding what you are experiencing and what you want to get back to. Treatment is then tailored to the findings from your evaluation and your comfort level.
Your first visit includes a discussion of symptoms, history, goals, and relevant movement or strength findings. Your therapist will explain the assessment process and discuss appropriate treatment options with you.
The exact evaluation and treatment approach varies based on your needs, comfort, and the concerns you are seeking care for.
Pregnancy and postpartum recovery can affect strength, mobility, comfort, pelvic-floor function, and confidence with exercise.
Physical therapy can help patients address these changes and build a progressive path toward everyday activity, exercise, and other meaningful goals.
Improving comfort with daily activity, rebuilding strength, restoring confidence with movement, returning to exercise, improving pelvic-floor coordination, and developing a plan for continued progress.
Pelvic health physical therapy is offered at our Edgewood/Candler Park location.
Pelvic Health • Pediatrics • Vestibular • Edgewood/Candler Park
Hannah’s training includes pre- and postpartum rehabilitation through Herman & Wallace, along with advanced vestibular rehabilitation certification.
Pelvic Health • Edgewood/Candler Park
Starr provides pelvic health physical therapy at the Edgewood/Candler Park clinic. Full bio coming soon.
Pelvic Health • Pediatrics • Edgewood/Candler Park
Madison provides pelvic health and pediatric care at Edgewood/Candler Park one day per week and has completed advanced Herman & Wallace pelvic-floor training.
For many patients, pelvic health rehabilitation is not only about reducing symptoms. It is also about restoring capacity for work, parenting, exercise, recreation, and sport.
Build tolerance for lifting, carrying, stairs, walking, and other day-to-day physical demands.
Progress resistance and movement demands based on symptoms, strength, control, and individual goals.
For patients returning to running or higher-impact exercise, treatment can include progressive loading and movement preparation.
This specialty program is based at Edgewood/Candler Park, where patients also have access to OnePoint’s pediatric, orthopedic, vestibular, and sports-rehabilitation services.
1328 DeKalb Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
No. Pelvic health physical therapy can address a range of pelvic-floor and related concerns. Pregnancy and postpartum care are important parts of the program, but they are not the only reasons patients seek treatment.
Your therapist will discuss your history, symptoms, goals, and relevant functional concerns, then explain the evaluation process and recommended treatment approach.
Yes. When appropriate, rehabilitation can include progressive strengthening, impact preparation, running progression, and return to fitness based on your goals and symptoms.
Pelvic health physical therapy is offered at the Edgewood/Candler Park clinic at 1328 DeKalb Ave NE.
Our new-patient team can help match you with an appropriate pelvic health clinician and discuss scheduling at Edgewood/Candler Park.
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